@hbrown322
BTW - We had your chicken's twin here. She hatched from a brown egg. The mom was a barnyard mix who lays normal brown colored eggs. The dad hatched from a pinkish egg. We later discovered that the dad was an EE because all of his female chicks laid blue or green eggs. This particular hen (Omelet) laid very colorful big green eggs that were often double yolkers.
She was a very awkward-looking chick but got better looking with age.
Omelet went to live with another family, but we still remember her story. (She was hatched from a big refrigerated egg. I was planning to make breakfast, but DD thought it might contain twins, so she slipped it into the incubator. Instead of a tasty meal, we got an ugly chick. LOL)
BTW - We had your chicken's twin here. She hatched from a brown egg. The mom was a barnyard mix who lays normal brown colored eggs. The dad hatched from a pinkish egg. We later discovered that the dad was an EE because all of his female chicks laid blue or green eggs. This particular hen (Omelet) laid very colorful big green eggs that were often double yolkers.
She was a very awkward-looking chick but got better looking with age.
Omelet went to live with another family, but we still remember her story. (She was hatched from a big refrigerated egg. I was planning to make breakfast, but DD thought it might contain twins, so she slipped it into the incubator. Instead of a tasty meal, we got an ugly chick. LOL)
